King & Spalding, looking to beef up its intellectual property and biotechnology practices, hired three attorneys from rival Kilpatrick Stockton and may be scoping out more hires in those areas. King & Spalding wants to grow its IP practice group within three years to about 150 members from the current 100 lawyers and patent agents, said partner Courtland L. Reichman, head of the firm's IP group. The hires are also part of the firm's plans to emphasize work in biotechnology and pharmaceuticals, he added.
September 28, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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King & Spalding, looking to beef up its intellectual property and biotechnology practices, hired three attorneys from crosstown rival Kilpatrick Stockton and may be scoping out more hires in those areas.
Anthony B. Askew, Stephen M. Schaetzel and James D. Johnson joined King & Spalding last week. Askew, 66, was a co-founder of the IP boutique firm Jones & Askew, which Kilpatrick Stockton acquired in 2000. Schaetzel and Johnson also worked at Jones & Askew.
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